Shows Won't Be Back Annual Dirge for TV's Losers
A retrospective note bids farewell to many canceled and departing TV series including Mr. Smith Went to Washington Dick Powell Theater Sam Benedict Car 54 Where Are You Laramie The Dakotas Empire Dennis the Menace Real McCoys Dobie Gillis and Leave It to Beaver with hints of new shows filling fall time slots and future losses.
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Aqua-Lung
Mr. Smith
Washington
Firestone
Dick Powell
Sam Benedict
Stoney Burke
Laramie
Dakotas
Empire
Dennis the Menace
Real McCoys
Dobie Gillis
Dickens
Fenster
Jetsons
Goodby
Withholding Taxes Bring Virginia $3.7 Million
Employers have sent in about $3.8 million under the new Virginia withholding tax. April 30 is the deadline for payment of the first quarter, and a department spokesman said they expect many more returns before that date.
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Virginia
Indians in Arizona Form Nation’s Largest Native Population
About 83,400 Native Americans live in Arizona, the highest total of any state, reflecting a strong Indigenous presence and community in the Southwest.
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Arizona
State
March Bond Sales Reach Over Thirty Nine Thousand
The 1963 city and county quota is 690000 with bonds selling across districts. Clarke County exceeds 14000 of its 95000 goal while Warren County reports 109803 toward a 225000 target. Shenandoah and Winchester Frederick see progress as county quotas rise, with Warren at 49 percent of its goal.
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Clarke County
Warren County
Shenandoah
Winchester-Frederick
M. B. Clowe, Jr
Clarke
F. L. McWilliams
Warren
J.R. Lewin
R.S. Wright, Jr
Governor Gets Bill on New Hampshire Sweepstakes
Concord reports the New Hampshire sweepstakes bill aims to fund public schools with about 4 million dollars annually. The plan envisions two flat-race events per year at Rockingham Park with ticket sales supporting state education.
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Concord
N.H
At State
Win
Granite State
New Hampshire
Verge
King
Rockingham Park
Dutch Discover World’s Third Largest Gas Reservoir
A historic find by Dutch explorers reveals a massive underground gas reservoir believed to be the world’s third largest. The discovery enhances energy prospects and prompts oversight by local authorities. Potential implications for supply and regional markets are under review by government bodies.
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Litiaen Ward
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Dupont
Prigggeonsonne
Ray Noah
Syria
Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Winchester, VA
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